Increasing Automation Expands Job Opportunities
The piece surveys evolving employment in 1975 driven by automation. It notes a shift from production to services, a growing need for higher education, and the rise of professional and technical fields. It warns many workers face obsolescence without lifelong learning and highlights public sector growth and the demand for versatile, well-educated workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
A. H. Raskin
World Book Science Service
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
U. S. Department of Labor
James B. Conant
Harvard University
U. S
Conant
United States
San Francisco
Haight-Ashbury
Uncle Sam
Pope Blesses World Council Assembly Movement
Pope Paul VI sent a blessing to about 2,000 World Council of Churches delegates from 80 nations and 350 million Christians calling the gathering a sign of our time. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake urged renewal and a new educational program with Roman Catholics to fight world poverty. The pope emphasized unity and cooperation as the ecumenical movement faces structural changes and evolving challenges.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Paul VI
World Council of Churches Assembly
WCC
Blake
Assembly
Council
Augustin Cardinal Bea
Vatican Secretariat For Christian Unity
Churches
World Council
Army permits early discharges for Vietnam vets in new policy
Washington AP reports the Army will allow soldiers returning from South Vietnam to be discharged up to five months early, expanding beyond the previous 90 days. The change, effective August 1, also covers Korea and other short tour areas, with certain exceptions for those with more than five months remaining in their service.
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Washington
South Vietnam
South Korea
Vietnam
Korea
Army
United States
Dallas Apology Follows Rights Breach At NEA Convention
Dallas officials apologized after a racial discrimination incident near Municipal Auditorium during the NEA convention. A Lesotho embassy official was refused service at a tavern, prompting protests, debate, and an official city apology from Councilman Jack McKinney. The NEA pressed for an investigation. officials noted progress in the city and that the incident is under review by state representatives.
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Dallas
Dallas City
National Education Association Convention
NEA
City Hall
Mooki Vitus Molapo
Lesotho
Morris Hite
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Jack McKinney
Erik Jonsson
I. M. Jolly
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Allbert S. Mohale
Department
Jolly
U. S
May play key mediation role in Paris peace talks
The United States keeps Moscow regularly informed of progress at the Paris talks with North Vietnam in hopes the Soviet Union will mediate and help bring a settlement. France may act as intermediary. Britain and Russia co chaired the 1954 Geneva Conference. Ambassador Harriman has frequent meetings with Soviet Ambassador Zorin. Moscow backs Hanoi war policy and arms aid.
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Paris
United States
Moscow
North Vietnam
France
Britain
Russia
Southeast Asia
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Valerian Zorin
Harriman
Hanoi
Johnson
Xuan Thuy
Zorin
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Mld
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Uli Mia
Saul
Isinzi
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Wirtz
America
Saigon
Pope
World Church Assembly
By George Boultwood
Man Catholic Church
Eugene Carson Blake
London Bridge
Long Beach
Calif
Lake Havasu
Ariz
Municipal Auditorium
A. B. Palmer
North Carolina Teachers Association
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